Sentence examples for battered children from inspiring English sources

Barrett, D.L. & Fine, H.J. A Child was Being Beaten: The Therapy of Battered Children as Adults.

And battered children often grow up to be battering adults.

Yes, battered children, bullied children often grow up to be battered and bullied adults.

First, Iraqis and Afghans have one big thing in common: They are like battered children.

In the case of dead or battered children, the poverty or the alcoholism or the idiocy of the mother is taken into account.

Battered children have been routinely sent to foster homes far from their neighborhoods, schools and biological parents, further traumatizing youngsters already reeling from the sudden separation from their families.

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Thus, evidence demonstrating battered child syndrome helps to prove that the child died at the hands of another and not by falling off a couch, for example; it also tends to establish that the "other," whoever it may be, inflicted the injuries intentionally.

An American doctor coined the phrase 'the battered child' to describe unexplained injuries which had been misdiagnosed by paediatricians unwilling or unable to acknowledge abuse.

Ducey frequently explored themes of questionable parentage and adoption, for instance, in In the Heart of a Fool (1920), The Lullaby (1924), and Enemies of Children (1923); battered or crippled children in The Scoffer (1920) and A Broken Doll (1921); and broken or conflicted families in The Captain of His Soul (1918) and His Enemy, The Law (1918).

What wrought the transformation was the realisation that Israel could not batter the children and mothers of the Intifada into submission, without compromising its own humanity and alienating the civilised world with which Israel identified itself.